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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

O' 80 i1hitht VIM WAS HHcu piI
last week, was unable to pay the
fines and is still in the city lookup.
Prayer meetings are still being
held at the Baptist church every eve
ming. Miss Dora Nall joined the
church Sunday. Three young ladies
are now awaiting baptism.
Miss Alice Hays will sell you felt
hats at 80 cents each, and silk beavers
at 81 rs. Fancy feathers from % cts.
to $l,00. Also bargains in ostrich
tips and plumes.
John Savage, who drew the $25
cash prize in the Address Novelty
Cos drawing Thursday night, under
an arrangement with the manager,
declined to return the money after
it had been paid to him and he is still
that much ahead.
Tho publishers of Southern So
ciety and Drama" 92 and "a Main
Street, Norfolk, Va, desire a cor
respondent in this section to attend
theatres and society meetings and
forward reports of same. Creden-
tials for admittaHce furnished. Adj
dress with stamped envelope.
Mrs. Jas. W. Moore, an old resi-
dent of the Longview neighborhood,
died at her home Wednesday morn
ing, of paralysis Her remains were
inferred in the family burying
ground yesterday morning. Mrs.
Moore lett four children to mourn
their loss.-Tobacco Leaf.
The county clerk has issued mar
riage licenses to the following cou-
Piles since our last report:
w.D. Stowe to Miss Mamie NJ. Edwards,
J. Il. Handy Minnie Mcintosh.
J. L. Pollard I" Belle Mcconnell.
Jas. Darnell :" 4" Mary y. Hooper,
Geo. \. shelton to Misa Elizabeth Ray,
Linn Ladd to Miss Annie Henslsy.
The grocery stock of the late Geo.
W. Lindsay, of Cadiz, constituting a
part of his estate, was sold last week
by the Administrators Hill Morgan,
the young man who managed the
business during DIR. Lindsay's long
illness and who has been running the
store since his death, was the pur-
chaser.
AT a called meeting of the stock
holders of the Christian Co. A. & M.
A., held Nov. Z, 1887, the following
officers were elected: w. T. Rad
ford, president; II. d. Garner, c. A.
Thompson, DIR. j. p. Peyton, E. W.
Walker and Judge W. p. Winfree,
directors; John W. MCPHERSON, Sec
rotary. The object of recognizing
was to nave directory properly
authorized and empowered TO sell the
fair grounds.
The GAINESVILLE correspondent of
the Nashville American under date
of Nov IL, sends this notice Of the
death of well-known citizen ofTodd
county: "Mr. Thos. Beasley, ofTodd
County, died yesterday. Mr.. Beas-
ley lived near the big pond, just
across the Kentucky line, ten miles
from Clarksville. lie was about AZ
years of age and weighed, when in
good health, 4S5 pounds. He was a
successful farmer in good circum-
stances, generous and social in his
nature. 1t required a strong buggy
and two horses to carry him about in
his ordinary business relations, and
he was sufficiently active to get in
and out of his buggy and walked
about with convenience. He was
quite a show and very sensitive to
the gaze of the curious. He was
about twelve years ago to
Miss Tut, very delicate looking
little lady, who has had, perhaps, two
or three children"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

AFTER rain follows sunshine
Stop that cough and cure consump-
ton by using Warmers Log Cabin
Cough and Consumption Remedy,
and you will find the sunshine Of
health soon following. Two sizes 81
and 80.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

when Baby was aick, ws gnvo her castOriA
When sho was Child, She ernSd for cAstOriA,
When sho became Mas, she elung 70 castOriA,
whsa she had Children, sho gave thsn castOris
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

Our subscribers should remember
that we stop all papers when out,
and If they do not care to miss con-
nection of the interesting stories run
ming in the paper they should renew
promptly.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15
SPECIAL LOCALS,

LOST-About Oct. lat, red setter
bitch, year old. Last seen near j.
r. Caudle's. Suitable reward for her
return. II. NJ. WHITE, Newstead.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

Lyons TastelesS Chill Tonic is as
pleasant TO the taste as Lemon Sugar
children eat it and never know II is
medicine never fails to cure Scots
Sold by II. B. Garner.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

Children take Lyon, sTasteless Syrup
Of Quinine and never know II smed-
ecine, rs OTIS. Sold by II. B. Garner.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

The following classes OF local matter will be
inserted at half-rates, 10 cents per line: Reso-
buttons OF respect, cards OF thanks; notices Of
huppers, church fairs candy pulllngs and all
such entertainments to which admission Is
enargedi calls for meetings OF committees, d.
,ectorles, lodges, etc. Obituaries, all over 10
INES, cents per line. These rates will be
strictly adhered to. Our space Is our stock In
trade and we cannot insert advertisements
Tree or NIL up the paper with matters OF no gem
eral interest.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

The names Of visitors and absentees and 9TH
er such society items arc respectfully solicited
for this column. We will be glad II our local
patrons will cooperate with us In making this
department complete social register.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

ne, has Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars to
IicksbnrE and New Orleans without change.
Sennect, for all points in Texas. Arizona and
elining Chairs, and Sleeping Cars to Memghis
konnd trip rate, Louisville TO Old Point Conn
isrt and return $500 good until October 8lst
rare one way 10 3l7.Oo. Through Pullman Buff
fet Sleeping Cars from Louisville TO Old Point.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15
TO TEACHERsl

Iwl hrv ouch claims as the teachers Of the
common schools In the county may mud II nee
easary 70 iell during the year at seven per cent
discount. Address PETER MORGAN, Box Il,
Hopkinsvllle, NY. e-as-em.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

man named Green from h atr Sv
,o A W'i had both his legs cut OIL O'
The cars at Ashland
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15
TINE TABLE FOR TRAINS.
L. 4 N. Railroad.

DEFIANT s0UrH-I:lS and Gas A. M.;b:1oP. NJ
DRPART NORTH-lo:0i and-A, M; lO:05 p. M
ARhIvk PROM s0UrH-l0:0i An. S:5O, 10 :o7 ?, ~
AHHiVEFRoA NoRTH-4:4SA. M.;-,6:iO ?. NJ
John W. Logsden, Agent, Hopkinsyllle, Ky
POST 0FTICE-west Main Street. bat. Stt
and 9Th.
Open for letters, stamps-7 A.M.to6P.
money orders-6A. N. to4PM.
delivery, sundays-Sa6 tol;l5 P. n.
soUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
Seventh st. near Main.
Open "a. n. togP.h.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
WEsTERs UsIoN-Up stairs corner Main and
thttresh. Mrs. Randle and Miss Park, opera
tera.
BALTIMORE a oHIo-Up stairs corner Main
and shsIreets. A. III. smyser, operator.
For Louisville, Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Route.
Ly. Hopkinsville, l.. N, 1924 AN.
Arr. WORTHWHILE, ll:20 AN.
Ly,Nortonville, I. o., 1850 P. NJ; 7;llA.M.
ATT. Louisville, 1880 AM; 400 P. ".
Connections At Louisville for all points East,
and for the Yirginias and the Southeast.
No.T. MOL.
v.Hopkinsyllle,L an, lO:OT p. NJ; 1924 A, N.
Arr, Nortontyille, C.& o. 1855 Pm; 1l:20 A. N.
Ly.NertonTille, C.GOrto l:i2A.N.; l:l2 Pm.
Arr. fulton, Ill. Cen. R.R. o:ioG.M.; SIS IN.
Arr.RlTe', N. 4 o. r. II, 7;25 An; l0:o7 P. N.
Arr Memphis, ll:5s A. NJ; 9:ls A. N.
Lv. Mempha, I;boP,M,; o:5s A, NJ.
Arr. Nicksburg, l2:4s An; 7;l5 P. NJ.
Arr. Baton Rouge, 1855 A, NJ; $50 A. N.
Arr. New Orleans, s;ibA.M 600 AN.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-11-15

Lewis Boyd COL, a festive darkey
from over the Kentucky line, was
pulled last Saturday night by police
men Stafford and Ginley and consta-
BILE Sam Dabney. Lewis had jumped
the chain gang at Paducah, and the
officers were notified that he was
hanging round this place. They
spotted their man at the Blue House
and nabbed him. He resisted vigo-
rously, but was too hopslessly IN the
minority to escape. After the arrest
Boyd was found to be an alias. his
real name being Hester. Ten years
ago he shot man near LAFAYETTE
and escaped, not being heard OF urtil
arrested here. He will probably De
sent to Hopkinsville for trie' =
Clarksville Democrat.
Unless the party arrested isEd WIZ
nams. who killed man at negro
dance some years ago, at Lafay' 'ei
nothing IL known of the shooting ~
serred to by the authorities here no
communication had been received b'
The sheriff in regard to the matter
yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

bushels the previous Wteh.
TotsIb 4620l.ol2 A6i56l39 Ss.GJ55Ol 9GI2g57s

ToaI u 29l ol2 49, 1876 l3J 81 6Jj.5Ol 80 1884, 7S
Increase lor the week 1888 bushes against 5763GI
The German E%pre imports Of wheat FOR tho eleven
1881 ao Inse. the , ia ., month, "a ls55
500 3i7 bushels IN So al corresponding Glove mbnthA
Germ"ys wheat and rye crops are ssty %nrf a'eage IN
Sy az u, Atrp IN is- v, re- gross ~ 81 79 bushels 81
wheat against - on 2OS bascs in ios5 and 2Go57 ~
sGsS N iss & wc r. @ p5 as 81 wiS.
39 6j7 bushels exports or l6OO3,2 s bushels
% @ P2Sny e e 90 a., an
o. S S e d. MONT &oyv az R b. GS2I i:
sales incluio 25l47 Dry Monteyidgo y 10 imported
as they rum 2o75 Dry Rio Grando OK 2oG3i r. Il
%ons D. s. Egg R b b@9 Edgss s's ec 25@2+
part at &C. 60 DAYS. they run 900 Dry MeIca 700
I Zen 20 days as hey iS% @ Puerto cao 10 and Il"
r Bahia 70 ID. i4c GO days they run; 4s by i:Ias
Kips II d. private 5000 City slaughter rs TO- at 9c
'" Hay AND sTRAw-ouot and unchanged Hay-No /.
p'ss c5c clover 90 GOc clover MaS s. 7a
Straw Long. 7oa75c, Short bOGo1c. osL 10G65c
Hofs Without movement Of Importance American Now
sa. DO ss5 Primt TO Choice ioc rae
enc crop ifs rrT to Shoes 40 @
nan. sns%iAaT esGP Of iaso 52S2 Mixed Ger
1mnck Iuenos %yo. s aS
s S'' 'ts sa2 Sii LIGHT sseoS Middle H'5 ac
i9c NonAcld CALIFORNIA LshL nrst seieotion 2OA.alic
Middle Heavy do, II u II &c. Light seconds
lsI: Middle do. &C.; Heavy do. 1870 lVc cid
s%Ic; Heavy DO. 9Cd2l 4ei Light Seconds, lSc Mid
brst SELECTION 10 10 c Middle do goa 23c Heavy
DO lI 25c Lgbt Seconds IL l2U &C.; Middle do, lbS
a. Heavy do lSa2lc.; Damaged, all weighta. Is %
1SL,c Union Tanned-Slaughter, Light Backs 3Ua 5OLc
MtdIie RACKS 3UQ3Us Sci Middle Backs heavy, 300 Lc
seconds Backs 2od2o c; Light troD. q q25c; Mddls
cron 81 n Crop seconds. zODZ1c; Bellies - I'D lac
Caoatta BunaIo-IAgb II l2c.. Middle ia oe, Dam
900 is 4 I7c Poor Damaged liza l3c.
MOL ks-Boiiing stock stI nOminaly quoted DOC
sales OIL EAih eaS paeA 0usP NJ li' Ia bar
rels.
MErAIs-Iron northumberland at sl7'4 as2l Trans,
taras nuuces (JanuaIy delivery issued slSi lin
assd stexy aud dctve at % spot 22G5o
~ 80 INJURIES Alter second call 10 February sold
Al 22se 10 tons do ac 10 tons do. 22ic 10 tons do
~ S5c sales London for the day cabed "A O5 tons
Copper Firmer at lil5a 1900 On second call 900
Lake (March) sold at zoe After second call 10000
Lake tApriD sold at i2Oc Transferable notices ake) Ia
sued nj i2Oci do chin bars xsa safes OF Chin bars
Iopdon for the day eabled 200 TONS Leed-Nom At
ASOaAo0c Transiera4e notices issued a. 14ec spelter
Dull al 44bd41Oc Transfer able notices Issued ADJ &c
NAVAL sToREs-spir1ts TnIpenune s.sier at $3.50.
STRAINED. q oossl %; Good strain.d q 10, q.
K. 81 ssi N. 81 Oh N. ~ se' W. g.. ~ 10; W. W.
oIIs-A dull and unint eating market without change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE Markets.

rfyFgroot. Jan 25-pr0vlsons-B Cumberland cut
37s O Long clear Mhilc- i3s o., short clear Milrs
lihs 36- Gd should - *. O per owl bcei
-. %. Tor Extra India Mess Prime M"8t GS 81 fOtA--
Prime Hes-. ga OIL. PER Dbl. Prime Mes. fsri, ~
g.. I western ~. o. Iarl-A american. 35s Prime West
shoulders 30 ~ i0,Gi per wttor finest United
Sf.tr- thecso- American Choice. G3A o. Wleat-Rrd
Western Spring -. td. % "a. NL; Rel WINTER, - od o
p,r GENITAL Sow 80. Wlutlt. =. lti; do No. :
Srrrs = vi New Mixed Western, - a., California 10
T.. Gi - ~. 80. No 2. g. o. a. 81 yer Genial Frt
dur~ rit4 % rurl eutne 3Os OF. DO NJ London Us OL
por ovi Refined Petroleum ~. per gallon. Clover Sect
American Eel. 4g- per cWt. Islow-23 Oh per c"t
Fine America pa. o.. Prime cay, 2Js 6l per cwE
Roam Common b gdi Pale ia 81 DO- % Linscel on
2Os Oh per cWL Provisions American Refrigerated eei
don-SewY1rE stale - % o. a AS o. Cd Cottonseed
oil. l. vrrropl make. Is. 81
Ile receipts OF American Tor the past three lay, vore
o.. uO ccntas ,,- o,o
The receipt. Three days were 2JTOOO
re!taA Including ls0.ulO American
LONDON 81 u1rel OH E5D N. 90 = ~
3D. per Alcttt IAnsce 4us9i per quarters Ian
Cake. AZ rs. CO. por ton Rehnci PetT9 tIn OTL
1854. per gallon: Spifits Of Turpcuune. .5t ST. per
cwL; Pale Cs o. a o. PfOyl,nus-ltri 81 "a per
cwt Tor American sugar l+ OF y,r ctt Ter ,hDl Cen
fair rel niuE srn4t Australian TaOvBcei rs pL 02ts
ud.. Mutton 27A oil ius OF Cn'u1nut pL-tcl lon ~
t.: Cochin G36 Os American Refrigerated Beet. 49, ~ Tor
hind quarters and Is ID 0r iofo quarters per sd oy to
ANrWFHP Ian. 25-Pctroloum- Fine Pate American. II
pil au l. francs p crutinr7 sellers
Land closed - francs 90 confines per 100 klJh
BIFvFS. Jan. 20 Petroleum. marks 40 ptrnuihgs
WILCOX Land CLOSED At 80 marks p pfcnuinss Dor lIo 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
=. no,,on..h. cruda MessNt ssm.

in co.ton. suds ,a %sss" White :' e
Ssss s cs sssss q isssa
&c. &c. M SssSsdsp ', s @ .s
y9s s sS 0s ssSo sP'nf Sso
T ss ws sS e nat%f sor srn
s sSasnsa winter S,sae q
winter ezra ezra 0s a6s q.c s e' 2Sc Dive
s s 7sPS77G sss;soo Prime dos75s $50
&c ,: sssa1 ,y. ssscs s.
sugar. eng iss ocake iss % SlIs cotton siSd
5 Sol bacon. Soa a. ' Iata2 a'i IL. 81
s sRi Hi y; a. Sd bacon
1 SSa s. s.. sS
S bacon g5s lard 25: to%, 2ss beef pork. is
sugar. 2os oil cake. les Sd measurement 2Os so
,.ar c Sect ss Ssa @S% 1853
S S4."ss " $So':s1
III ono Hf5S 81 o.
50 for E1ra am quiet CIV EH
S2F Mess soSsS Packet s. SSSssi
a nla' sa Quoted MExTsArs wen
S%s as$sS's g s'Hf: 't @
r piossa F snsacr s' smstd Smoked
s%Sdf long Clear
Ssort clear 1c Long short Clear half and half 676o;
Long Clear. 6:Goc DRESSED HoGSmAre up en- dria9
ts,c Pigs LA RDMore peaceful news from the
,5sr sie aud easier Western markets. prompted weaker
feeling day. and prices declined points al
The bo Cash trading is active on wants Of r.
liners and speculative dealing. reached very
nroportions Sales 1250 tcs Western Steam spot 6soc
eity steam and quiet Sales 100 tcs 67Oc; renned
Hfs Continent private terms $50 rA January. 500,
c,ounr oslo; 5000 tcs. February. o.oOd6s0c,
clos ng 6s0c., 1000 tcs March. &C., @69Ic, closing
Toe closing lose ...... BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS
.nfter-There Is little lie to the trading and
Change chang Enn Creamery. aic Pennsylvana Cream.
erv 3Od3lc.. Western. 2302ic.: state Dairy han'
frklp TUBS 1902 Co. Welsh tuba ln624c, West-i Im a
ton Creamery 81 G23c estern Dairy, 2O92iG; western
Marty OfeSrort"rs Prices haveR firm supol state
Factory lO',dl3c Common to Fancy Western Flat II
nc Good 20 hoce. Light skins, l0h1ll'.c. Eggs
-. oug alittle better Win better demand state 3uc-
western 20 3Oc.i Southern 7d2Sc Limcd. 2002l 2c
sPICES-A good Iopbing demand. but large luls quiet
Prices been genea sieafs though PepBs has been s5
st@sLc Nutmeg ti0sj Bic Mace 40 soc. Cassa 81
&C. gpn do 36d40c. Cloves 62G2Sc. Ginger 3lad &C.,
tsUGHR-Raw stock steady at Saa4@c for Moasses
ing sacs $3.50 bags Parahaba az lS2c Refined easy
cut Loaf Crushed 6pc Cubes 606ic. Powdered Gd
GLc Granuated 1916 40 ~ Mouih Sc. Conieciion-
, = ia, - White E.rr, a 5r5sc Extra & 47sa5c &
4 10 \ /, .c. yellow ~ 0sAc
sTEARf NEsteady and in nght demand. City quoted at
-. y " and oleomargarne. li0c d. ra. c,,
TALLOW-ln moderate demand and nrm. Prime Clty
ouofed at 4 o l6c. Sales 900 n at4 6-l6c.
WOOl-Quiet but rather nrmor owing ~ more faVorabie
foreign advce- Fail California sold at lIc Fall scoure do
spring Texas at lJc Zine secured Sprng Texas at U7se
Mexican at l'c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p.r yo,th Bir.r. Vessels aud Railrodfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For Brazil crowths the market was . steady
one az l47sc for fair Rio SCOT INVOICES ooo pays
tepior Ex christine and $50 mats Ex Lisa For future
deliveries the opened at decline OH points Dut closed
firm At reaction OF points as follows 5annary ls2oS
iSIValsl5 Nav lSlO0l3l6 June IL l00 1915 Jnly
~ iOGiS is; AUGUST lSl8Gl3.l6. September 1870
1915. sales. s.. $50 bags
ACT ual there no movement OF I'm.
pcance bu iha tone called steady sales ~ bales 35
Saay .vennel all OF consumption The port
receipts today 59l bales comparing WIN 2so tales
mis- fav asf We and bales this day last year since
sn,snber The total port receptG have been 4267.6Oa
haze against bales for the same period last year
based on STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
LITERARY NOTES.

The volume by Bret Harte which Houghton MIMI ="
Co viii publish Immediately will contain two s'ones
"A Millionaire OF Roush-aGd Really" and Devhs foru
Tho complete title OF Robert Bfowning's nc" oook
moi remarkable for brevy. II runs thus: Pareyhes
with Certain People of importance In their Day; 10
Wit: BARNARD de Vaudeville. Daniel Barto Christopher
Smart George Bubb Dodingtoa. Francis lufhl 'eraiu
DE- Iairesse and Charles Ayson. Introduced by Dia-
logue between Apollo and tho Fates concluded oy
another between John Fust and his Friends"
The Rumanian Queens new novel, Astra" Ia said TO
be q vigorous realistic study.
The edition of shakespeares plays which Mt Henry
Irving assisted by Mr. Marshall is preparing ior Engsh
readers will be brought ont in a few months
"a Half Century In salem" Is the title OF the refi-
uiscences OF life In that quaint old town which have peen
put together by Mrs. Nathaniel ssbeo The DOCK Is ~
the press of Houghton Mifi!n & Co.
Another roval author is about TO appear In tne person
of Margaret of Italy She has for some 'iine ~
ing her leisure hours In constructing ladies on 'no
legends Of the Middle Ages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
Copnrinerobip Notices,

1rK. JOUN EDGAR JOHNSON retres this
AfI day from our nrms n cous,ry ant IA England
BROWN, BKOTHEHS - co.
New York. Dec 81. 1876
Mr. Waldron Post Brown admitted this day partner In
BROWN. BROTufRs & CO.
Ncw-York. Jan. !. 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
IEuICu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF cortlands or De%
brossos Sta as iouOvS
Ia IN Tor Catasauqna and internetate points
M Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester. bunso sna
West aud principal local poutA Chair car TO "iike~
barre ch.,r.,.
1, TunAhAnnock Conn, con 10 Reading and Harrisburg
$40 u IN Pittton and principal intermediate poinA
Chair PtttstOn c........
,oR,,ding and HARRISBURG CHAR oir 20 Co1lbv
n m for 3enev. Lyons ElnirA iiochoster buh1o AK
The Mast Pullman deeper ID LYONS
T5un m Tor Lanrys tnl lntsr nitts ,1l1t& ....,.
ao',n. ,vtns AZ m | y NJ tnt $40 D. n conE3cseR
alIno,nts ~ Mahanoy 1nd Iazeton on HeSloaA
SUNDAY rRAfNI ,.,u..,.u...
sA IN. for Mauch Chunk iIazleton anu 'n''' "'''
pointS .....,.,.., ,o,,,,
N IN lor uenevL Lyons. ElnrA HOchestoE DuHto snt
the West. Pullman sleeper To Lyons
ALL fares reduced.-Stonngton Line. The
IA l,vor.te INSIDE for Boston, Providence AMI all
New.E England points
hull nights by taking late Trains from steamer.
k,,ug char par.or between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHA b e. .. AL, ,,u.- -. ,,..,
No 80 North RIVER one Oook
ahoy, IauaIsl, aL4 so y. dalIy. except ouh'tsya
h. ". POPfLE, oeui passenger AgL
4 A AeN York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1880
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LIME
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave Desbr0sses and Courandt Street
KARLSRUHE PisCars and the West with Pullman Palace
wIs%.s:' tsss s 1 n Ct:
Centre and the Oil Regions ,,,,,S.
SsT 1 ans a. So n.
EIpresS Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday
S e. sss no ss ss
sS m .o 20 s1 ana m and 5iS aisns
For tsDs S1 io On only
Lops Branch Fay Junction and
H On aas 54 S's' and 'SfS :'sS:s
~ Sia Nsro. via SewYors, PnllaGslpn :ns
Bay Ins .soS wseEaays w., al
sJersoy CIV anordns aspeey and direct transfer for
11a'ss a!r,Se Ptt:Surs ylo 7sS li;s9 TOO
s1a rs $50 % 'i SO $50 ssS sso and
SsS So IT, ss sS ySS sa$ , 80
ssa s go s5 S' ; ss rs Cd i iS
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station, Phiii islphiA
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ll:l5a m Limited Express 1:l4 and $3.50 .. NJ lZI9
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Leave Phade pha via Camden 900 N daily except san.
Tiyyiet onices $40 435 and Broadway Astor Hous
OF and COurtianit No Courtse.
and No Ia Pace Brooklyn Annex Station loot Of
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Once Castle 0arien.
The New Transfer Company VIII call for and
baggage ON hotels and residences . -
CHAS h PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Nj nageE Genera Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.
proposa.s.

AQuEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 2Og Stewart Building. No. 80 BrOadway,}
NKw- YORK. Jan. IS. 1887 )
rJ,O CONTAGIOUS Bids or proposals for
aolng the work furnishing tho materials called for
, The orproycd OF tract e the Office Of tho
the construction section 10
o the ew qurduct. being the New Gate House at
iarth..t ,ew.lUik Will he received tins
n nt Friday the lth day February 1887 at o'clock
m AT which place and hour they Will be- publicly opeuo
10 ssOncrs, ami the award OF the
tyact Tor doing work and furnishing said materials will
be by said Connssones AZ soon thereafter a. pre
ucablc
,srf and bids proposals and envelopes
enco,ure AMI form bonds and the plans said
wo,k and Nil information required be- obtained
The above Office the Aqueduct Commissioners appica
ton to the secretary.
Nv order OF the Aqneduc1 commissioners
"' ~ JAMES g. SPENCER, President
John G. SHEEHAN, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD

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Trains leave West 42d-st station iollowa and 10 min
utCs earlier from foot OF iags.. North River
Detroit and Chicago '9'55 '6:O5 'siloe III
Utica Syrne1.e Buf,io Rochester. suspension Bridge
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Highland. Kingston SaugertleS catskiL Albany olas
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i. IN. Cranstan'S Cornwall. N"wburL
For Montreal AMI Clnltl East. COS =. M r.-
Hamilton LONDON .9:j5 = M .605. Sis D. Toronto,
M cars Tor Buffalo NIAGARA Falls Detroit
n.sy ana I ~, Ycent saturday Other trains daily except
SUNDAY ,,r .c,n,,i,
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nr,on ~ TJ1 Fuitnn.st D noe. loot 81 Fhtbi.W
Nex yort tty 36S 1855 Broadway 1913 Bo~ery al
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